Karuna Rasa Kavita: मुकाम

This poetry titled “Karuna Rasa Kavita मुकाम,” delves into the theme of Karuna Rasa, one of the nine emotions represented in Natya Shastra. It captures reflections on life and embraces the value of moments amidst sadness.

Karuna Ras Kavita

This Karuna Rasa Kavita, मुकाम, is the first post on my website tagged to this theme. As I delve deeper into the world of poetry, I now feel more confident about tagging my work to specific and clear themes.

Navras

Overall, as you might know, Rasa’s represent the nine emotions (Navras) described in Natya Shastra. Altogether, these rasas represent a multitude of emotions ranging from love, anger, hate, friendship, disgust, sadness, peace, fear, wonder etc. Similarly, Karuna Rasa is one among those and is associated with sadness or melancholy. Some posts on other Navras elements are below for reference.

Check out Veer Rasa poetry here and Shringara Rasa poetry here

This poetry below captures the reflections of someone who has seen it all and looks back at the events of their life with a touch of sadness or incompleteness. It’s hard to accept that most of us go express this emotion at various times, sometimes for a large period of time.

Karuna Rasa is a contrasting emotion which accentuates the value of happy moments in our lives and the only wise option is to embrace it while stopping our futile attempts to escape this emotion.

This one is for all us, more so for those among us who feel lonely and don’t have their loved ones around to share their emotions. Hope you enjoy reading this!

Here it goes, Karuna Rasa Kavita: मुकाम


जो मुकाम पाने के लिए बेसब्र था मैं
मिल गए हैं मगर खली पड़े मकानों जैसे लगते हैं

कई साल बचे हैं ज़िंदगी की चिंगारी बुझने में
जाने क्यूँ बेवजह जीने के बहानों जैसे लगते हैं

बहाए तेरी बेवफाई के गम में जो आँसू
अब खोटे सिक्कों के ख़ज़ानों जैसे लगते हैं

पीछे छूट गए रिश्ते और दोस्त कई जो
ज़रूरतें पूरी करने आए इंसानों जैसे लगते हैं

खुद से किए थे जो वादे पूरे करने के वादे
वो इरादे अब अधूरे लिखे गानों जैसे लगते हैं


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Karan is a passionate individual who constantly dreams of changing the world for good. An avid reader and a reluctant writer, he is a firm believer in Grace (and bit of sun signs too!). The name of this blog is reflective of his keen interest in the planetary influences on human behaviour. At 32, he has a bit of a many facets (Versatile!), among those, a human resource professional being the most prominent. This space is a reflection and collection of his thoughts, designed with an intention to foster more thoughts, some of which, hopefully, will fuel the engine of change the world deserves! Professionally, Karan has trained and mentored well over thousand students and helped them in improving their communication skills, personality and readiness for job interviews. You can get in touch with him on shorey.karan@gmail.com for any assignments. Connect with me on twitter @karanshorey

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